By Deborah Lipstadt
Deborah Lipstadt looks at the closing of Yale’s anti-Semitism institute, and argues for the need to separate scholarship from advocacy in this fraught field.
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By Deborah Lipstadt
When I heard the news that Osama bin Laden had been killed, I was in the middle of an author’s tour for my recent book on the Eichmann trial. It was impossible not to immediately see the parallels between the fates of these two mass murderers, who both ended up in watery graves: While bin Laden’s body was dumped in the sea, Eichmann’s ashes were strewn over the Mediterranean.
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